Monday, November 6,
Pershing 'Katastrophic'
As Betas Turn The Tide
The Katastrophic Krusade
of "Clyde Turns The Tide"
won first place for Beta
Theta Pi at Kosmet Klub's
Fall Revue Saturday night.
Second Place in the skit
awards went to Beta Sigma
Psi for their skit entitled "A
Funny Thing Happened on
the Way to the Promised.
Land." "Where Have All the
Flowers. Gone?" won third
place for Sigma Chi.
Judges for the revue were
Joseph Baldwin, professor
of speech and drama; Leta
Problems Investigated
For Fore ign Studen ts
BY ED ICENOGLE
Senior Staff Writer
Barriers keeping foreign
students from an "Ameri
can education" will be the
targets of a new ASUN sub
committee under the direc
tion of Roger Stark.
The subcommittee will
work with the Nebraska In
ternational Associa
tion (NIA) in attacking
three foreign student -orob-lem
areas, according to
Stark, a member of t h e
Student Senate's Welfare
Committee.
"We will be working in
the three major areas of
inter - student communi
cation, housing and financ
ing," he said.
RELATIONS
NIA will be especially
helpful in the first area:
student relationships, he
said.
"The foreign student has
a tendency to group with
other foreign students,"
Stark explained. "He feels
there is a barrier between
him and the American stu
dent." This barrier of commun
ication, he said, prevents
the students "from getting
an Amtrican education out
side of the text books."
Stark said the aim of the
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Powell Drake, a local radio
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Westminster Presbyte r i a n
Church and James Oschner,
and Norma Vrana.
The recipient of the Steph
en Cass Memorial scholar
ship was Frederick J. Otto.
This scholarship is present
annually to a sophomore in
the college of engineering
and architecture in honor of
a University of Nebraska
student who was killed in an
automobile accident in 1962.
subcommittee in conjunc
tion with the NIA is to break
down this barrier, especial
ly by involving foreign stu
dents in campus activities.
AID STUDENTS
While no definite limits
or prospects have yet been
outlined for inter-student
communications. Stark said,
more concrete plans are
already underway for aid
ing the students with hous
ing and finances.
"In the area of housing
we are compiling a work
ing list of Lincoln families
willing to take students into
their homes for minimal
fees," he said.
While this would also help
foreign students financially,
it should also give them
more exposure to Ameri
can culture. Stark added.
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The subcommittee will
also contact families who
have been connected with
American Field Service, an
organization supporting the
exchange of high school
students.
A list of people interested
in housing a foreign student
will be given to NIA, Stark
said, so that the students
represented in the group
can contact the families.
The third barrier fi
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Other awards went to Be
ta Theta Pi for best cos
tumes, Sigma Chi for best
selection of music and Mike
Gruett for best performance
of an individual. Gruett was
cast as Moses in the Beta
Sigma Psi skit.
Marv Mueller and Kitty
M c M a n u s were named
Prince Kosmet and Nebras
ka Sweetheart. Mueller is a
senior majoring in physical
education and co-captain of
the football team. Miss Mc
Manus is a senior majoring'
in elementary education.
nances deprives the Uni
versity as much as it does
the students, Stark indi-.
cated.
FINANCES
"Finances are a big prob
lem." he said. "The foreign
students are required to
pay out-of-state tuition,
which is the highest in the
Big Eight schools."
At the same time, he
added, the University of Ne
braska awards the fewest
scholarships to the students
10 graduate and 10 un
dergraduate stipends.
"It is true that for each
foreign student scholarship,
there could have been three
in-state scholarships," he
said. "But for every for
eign student on campus, the
University is enriched at
least three times as much."
SCHOLARSHIPS
Efforts will be made to
secure more scholar
ships for the students, he
said.
Housing discrimination is
another problem. Stark
said.
"There is strictly racial
discrimination against for
e i g n students in Lincoln."
he said. "Even if a student
could afford to live in some
places, he is not allowed
to."
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science in the engineering
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